Chromatic FlightsChromatic Flights - 'Memories From The Audible Color Wheel' [mtk184]

A debut, then, for Florida-based Kyle Wyss, under his electronic music alias Chromatic Flights, with the floating, serene indietronica of 'Memories From The Audible Colour Wheel EP' - some of the lusher, more indie-influenced instrumental grooves we've run across in a while.

Wyss is just 17 years old, and we'll let him explain: "This is my first solo EP (Memories from the Audible Colour Wheel), but I've been playing in an indie/experimental rock band for about 4 years. I decided over the past year or so that i wanted to make some even more experimental/acoustic organic indie with the advantages of electronic music while still using my own live samples of guitar, keyboard and vocals throughout."

So, for starters we have 'What Came To Life When The Toy Store Closed', all kinds of lush tinkly indie-ish grooves that reminds of Transient vs. some of the more expansive indie organgrinding oddities of recent years, before 'Trip To Wipilon' pops up, casually strummed guitar tailing off into ambient airwaves. From there, there's the radio tune-in of 'Dripped' before we end out with 'A Cold Drift By The Reef', which is happy and triumphant and reveals itself in carefully choreographed stages. An auspicious start, for sure.

This item is part of the collection: Monotonik

Author: Chromatic Flights

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Reviewer: Blind Man's Colour - - May 17, 2008
Subject: nado con el pulpo

(play nado con el pulpo in reverse)

Reviewer: Aisyk - - February 27, 2008
Subject: Great music !

Very good electronic music, i love it. Plenty emotions passes through sounds and melodies.

Reviewer: Andrew Stuckey - - June 17, 2007
Subject: Good release

I like the direction monotonik is going lately. This feels like a mature album and a great listen. I posted the track Cold Drift on my podcast ( www.tuneintuneout.com ). Check out Same Nice Lamb on monotonik if you liked this.